What a beautiful story from Alan Rabinowitz. It touched me deeply. I'm so happy he finally got to see a jaguar swimming across the water before he died, thanks to 60 Minutes!
@@14isoldenough You must be hurt. Your suffering overflowing. You must try your best to overcome your demons. And maybe it’s too hard to erase them completely but try to control them. I’m sorry you’re hurting.
I first heard of Adam on NPE years ago and never forgot him. As soon as they said his name and didn’t even mention Jaguars I was so excited to hear what he was up to. I’m so glad he’s still working with them.
I love 60 minutes. I especially love when they do segments on animals... and all my beautiful animals they've shown in this episode! The people that do these jobs are amazing! Also I really like this 60 Minutes correspondent, he really seems like he loves the animals too. he does a great job.
I have been following and donating to this elephant orphanage for years! Such a beautiful mission. These people are heaven sent. ❤️ Absolutely heartbreaking that ivory selling is legal again. BARBARIC!!!!!
Actually, they DO still live near our southern border with Mexico. Jaguars have been spotted on wildlife cameras set up along the Rio Grande at the border with Mexico. In addition to being nocturnal hunters, Jaguars are solitary and avoid human contact. Thank you for this piece on Jaguars. We need to protect our wild animals.
I couldn’t help but tear up when Alan Rabinowitz said he would help the jaguars if he could get his voice back 🥹 they heard him and knew his heart was pure🤍
Ppl that stutter can talk to animals because (most) animals are non-judgemental and gives the confidence and unconditional love ppl need to express themselves without fear.Animals are a gift from Heaven🤗!
I look after the stray cats in my neighborhood. I said I'm show more compassion for each other than humans. They are grateful for the littlest of help.
We take care of the cats in our neighborhood too. We have 3 kittens and their mama in the house right now, she gave birth on our porch. All the neighbors are coming together to get the females spayed one at a time. At any given time you can open our door and they run to you! Even the feral ones come. The mama we have in the house was feral, we had to lure her in the house to take care of her babies. Now she wants love and pets constantly! It’s beautiful! They appreciate us more than our own children! Lol!
God bless you all. How do you start caring for stray cats. I don’t think I have many in my neighborhood I’ve only seen neighbors outdoor cats. Do you just put food out and wait and seen
@@carlindurfee7566 One of our former neighbors moved and left their cats so we started putting food out and in the winter I made plastic tubs into insulated cat houses. In our town there are a couple of places that are known for having many many feral cats where caring people go and leave food. If you’re wanting to help strays maybe you can ask around, I’m sure most towns have places like the ones here. The humane society/local veterinarians here work with people who catch the ones that can be caught and get them spay/neutered. Feeding the strays at your house isn’t always fun, they have trashed my outside furniture cushions and sometimes you can definitely smell them. Plus by putting food out we get raccoons that come and eat too! I’ll admit it’s fascinating watching the cats and raccoons eat together! Lol! We just live with it because I’m not going to let them starve! :)
Jaguar man ,you are a true hero. Get well soon. We need you the jungle needs you and souls like you. The jaguar spirit walks with you into battle. All these helpers have strong spirit's that walk with them. love from Ireland 💕💕💕💕💕💕🇮🇪☘️✌🏻
@Lucrezia Vilante right I saw that in 2018, it said at the end. He lived quite a few years with cancer, though. I hope he put someone else in place to help grow the jaguar populations by reclaiming their habitat for them. He loved jaguars with all his heart and more, so I would imagine he did put someone in his place to do exactly that. RIP jaguar guy. .
I'm pleased to note I Found an update from 2021 about the Dude at the end story Releasing captive animals Back in to the Wild. Seems to be working. He has released 70 gorillas and a French Zoo has joined him with their gorillas who are now producing offspring together. (Helping the gene pool.) Plus, He has released a tremendous amount of other species in various locations. He is now being commended by animal conservationists for all the work he has done.
That silverback story was upsetting. He should of left them on that island and brought more later on the island and let them live there where they were happy. They were just an experiment. So sad he didn’t protect them but played with there lives. He could have protected them💯 Makes me mad
Idk if these men will ever see this but, the keepers of the elephants, I LOVE YOU, GOD BLESS YOU, AND THANK YOU. YOUR SOULS ARE PRECIOUS AND BEAUTIFUL AND YOU FOR SURE HAVE A PLACE IN HEAVEN WHEN THE TIME COMES. I JUST KNOW IT. VERY FEW HUMANS ARE AS LOVING AND KIND. HUGS TO YOU ALWAYS
Yes agree with you. It's annoying when comments are turned off. As I'm usually determined to comment on what I've watched, I share the post and have my say before posting it etc on Facebook etc. I feel when it comes to preserving and protecting wild life, it's important for people to be able to express their opinions etc.
ok, this man can say whatever he wants at the end of the movie, but it was so obvious that these pampered gorillas couldn't survive meeting their wild congeners. In fact, this man, whom his gorillas so tenderly met and did not want to let go of their embrace, doomed them to certain death. As soon as I saw the bridge, it was obvious to me what was going to happen.
Once you have domesticated a wild animal and given it a home, then the animal is not wild anymore. The best thing to do is give them more space at home.
Greedy Brazilian and American fat business people will wipe out these beautiful creations of Mother Nature and convert every inch of forest to cities like New York with concrete steel tarred roads and teaming with greedy stinking humans.
Agree.😢 Why complete the bridge? How did their deaths benefit their future generations of this troup? The family of gorillas was living in the wild, happy healthy lives, not in a zoo. They could have continued on safely evolving on their side of the river, similar to the famously dramatic evolutionary story of how a troup of Banobo chimpanzees were separated by a great earthquake hundreds (possibly over a thousand) of years ago that created an enormous cravas that separated them. Ultimately the two groups evolved culturally quite differently.
There is a great migration closer to home. In Canada the great Caribou migrations are just as shocking and the distances are larger than the ones in Africa.
Jaguars can still be found in extreme southern New Mexico and Arizona and possibly still southern California and Texas. they used to be found in Nevada coastal California as far north as Monterey Bay. Also throughout much of the Southeast. They are very adaptable to differing environments, but not as much so as the Cougar.
Aspinall has noble intentions, but like many rich people he's not especially grounded in reality. The gorillas paid the price ultimately, and he didn't learn a damn thing. No, he wants to do it again! WTH? 😡
I know you said jaguars don’t exist in the US anymore, but actually a handful still are found in northern Mexican states and, naturally, southern Arizona & New Mexico. A lone male dubbed ‘El Jefe’ has been spotted several times, both on cameras and by observers. Unfortunately for them, and so many other large animals, the border wall has really prevented the maintenance & growth of their home range. This includes jaguars plus the Mexican black bear subspecies, the rare Mexican wolf, Sonoran pronghorn, desert bighorn sheep, pumas, jaguarundi, ocelot, bobcat, mule deer & white-tailed deer Mexican subspecies, and so many more.
In every Zoo I've ever visited that had a Jaguar, when I approached its cage, they would always stare back at me, as if to say, "what are you looking at? I always felt sorry for it and invariably wished they could re-release them into the wild.
Jaguars are literally the strongest of the big cats & have the most powerful bite force of any of the big cats. Even though leopards are unbelievably strong they can't compare to jaguars in terms of skill & strength. Jaguars also hunt in water & can dive in order to catch fish & the caiman (a relative of alligators). Nothing can compare to seeing a wild Jaguar. They are incredibly beautiful creatures.
I have been fascinated by this documentary and I've also been sobbing since seeing the orphanage because the killing of adult elephants is now legal! It's the same thing that are precious orangutan orphanages because their Mothers are killed by poachers and it's not getting any better 😢😢
What a Way to tell me that Alan passed away in 2018, after feeling so connected to him when he talked about his past with the Jaguar in admiration. Rip
What a beautiful story from Alan Rabinowitz. It touched me deeply. I'm so happy he finally got to see a jaguar swimming across the water before he died, thanks to 60 Minutes!
That story that Alan Rabinowitz shared about his childhood was so wholesome and precious. Rip Alan. Thanks for all the amazing work you did❤
The Jaguar story both educated me and touched my heart . I am so grateful that vintage 60 minutes segments are being shared with UTUBE viewers .
I wish people would end the selfishness and embrace compassion and empathy for the planet with all of its creatures ❤️
Im the exact opposite. I want to see this world burn to the ground.
Jaguars mutilate cattle
@@14isoldenough You must be hurt. Your suffering overflowing. You must try your best to overcome your demons. And maybe it’s too hard to erase them completely but try to control them. I’m sorry you’re hurting.
Alan’s pure excitement seeing that jaguar swimming, is contagious. 😊
I first heard of Adam on NPE years ago and never forgot him. As soon as they said his name and didn’t even mention Jaguars I was so excited to hear what he was up to. I’m so glad he’s still working with them.
@@cruisepaige he passed away in 2018. RIP
@@tommypierce7802 damn that’s sad RIP how did he die? From his disease as a child?
@@carlindurfee7566 Cancer, Leukemia.
@@cruisepaige Must've not watched the whole segment. It said he had passed away 08-05-2018.
I love 60 minutes. I especially love when they do segments on animals... and all my beautiful animals they've shown in this episode! The people that do these jobs are amazing! Also I really like this 60 Minutes correspondent, he really seems like he loves the animals too. he does a great job.
I have been following and donating to this elephant orphanage for years! Such a beautiful mission. These people are heaven sent. ❤️ Absolutely heartbreaking that ivory selling is legal again. BARBARIC!!!!!
Consider the source…
❤ that's very sweet of you
@@DeathByDrone-ORmk8479
😂❤😢 ❤❤❤❤
Thank you 🙏🏽 ❤💚🌱
thanx for your empathy. be blessed
Daphne is such a good person to give love and kindness to those elephants
Alan was a great man! One of a kind, I am inspired by him as since a kid have always love big cats like tigers, jaguars 🐆 🐅 🦁 etc.
R I P mr Rabinowitz. You passed away in the same year as my mom.
She was also taken by cancer.
Thank you for this.
25.06 and long may she live🙏🤞🍀❤ Thank you. And thank you to all the dedicated people who help.
Actually, they DO still live near our southern border with Mexico. Jaguars have been spotted on wildlife cameras set up along the Rio Grande at the border with Mexico. In addition to being nocturnal hunters, Jaguars are solitary and avoid human contact. Thank you for this piece on Jaguars. We need to protect our wild animals.
Yes! They've been spotted in this both Texas and Arizona. :^)
Jaguars, I am proud to say that Jaguars are back in America's south-west
Nogales too
Man, how awsome. Wish this man could have lived longer
I couldn’t help but tear up when Alan Rabinowitz said he would help the jaguars if he could get his voice back 🥹 they heard him and knew his heart was pure🤍
These are the finest jaguar's portraits. This photographer is accurate and on point. His photography is exceptional. Thank you.
Ppl that stutter can talk to animals because (most) animals are non-judgemental and gives the confidence and unconditional love ppl need to express themselves without fear.Animals are a gift from Heaven🤗!
The animals can't understand you 😂
I look after the stray cats in my neighborhood. I said I'm show more compassion for each other than humans. They are grateful for the littlest of help.
Same with dogs but even more of an extent.
I do the same with the cats.
We take care of the cats in our neighborhood too. We have 3 kittens and their mama in the house right now, she gave birth on our porch. All the neighbors are coming together to get the females spayed one at a time. At any given time you can open our door and they run to you! Even the feral ones come. The mama we have in the house was feral, we had to lure her in the house to take care of her babies. Now she wants love and pets constantly! It’s beautiful! They appreciate us more than our own children! Lol!
God bless you all. How do you start caring for stray cats. I don’t think I have many in my neighborhood I’ve only seen neighbors outdoor cats. Do you just put food out and wait and seen
@@carlindurfee7566 One of our former neighbors moved and left their cats so we started putting food out and in the winter I made plastic tubs into insulated cat houses. In our town there are a couple of places that are known for having many many feral cats where caring people go and leave food. If you’re wanting to help strays maybe you can ask around, I’m sure most towns have places like the ones here. The humane society/local veterinarians here work with people who catch the ones that can be caught and get them spay/neutered. Feeding the strays at your house isn’t always fun, they have trashed my outside furniture cushions and sometimes you can definitely smell them. Plus by putting food out we get raccoons that come and eat too! I’ll admit it’s fascinating watching the cats and raccoons eat together! Lol! We just live with it because I’m not going to let them starve! :)
This is absolutely beautiful.
LOVE Wild animals, they are beautiful, independent and survivalists!
EXCELLENT REPORTING!!! THANK YOU!!!! BEAUTIFUL!!!
Damien is basically sending these poor gorilla’s to their death’s that’s not love.
I was thinking the same thing, he seems a bit delusional
Jaguar man ,you are a true hero. Get well soon. We need you the jungle needs you and souls like you. The jaguar spirit walks with you into battle. All these helpers have strong spirit's that walk with them. love from Ireland 💕💕💕💕💕💕🇮🇪☘️✌🏻
He passed away, sadly
@Lucrezia Vilante right I saw that in 2018, it said at the end. He lived quite a few years with cancer, though. I hope he put someone else in place to help grow the jaguar populations by reclaiming their habitat for them. He loved jaguars with all his heart and more, so I would imagine he did put someone in his place to do exactly that. RIP jaguar guy. .
@@seriously..... I hope he did as well. Given how passionate he was I would be surprised if he didn't make any preparations ahead of time.
Jaguar man start helping Grizzly Bears please
RIP Mr. Robinowitz! 💔 Your love for the Jaguars are contagious!!❤❤❤
THANK you so much Madame Sheldrick..!!!!!.👐💯🎀.
I shed a tear watching this.
What a story, glad he was able to fill fill his dreams and promise❤
Wish him and the cats lots of luck and best wishes. Thank you for making a difference
May animals live forever 💖
Those elephant keepers are gold!!
I'm pleased to note I Found an update from 2021 about the Dude at the end story Releasing captive animals Back in to the Wild. Seems to be working. He has released 70 gorillas and a French Zoo has joined him with their gorillas who are now producing offspring together. (Helping the gene pool.) Plus, He has released a tremendous amount of other species in various locations. He is now being commended by animal conservationists for all the work he has done.
Waiting three months till he took that photos. Just amazing.
No one on 60 Minutes loved animals more than Bob Simon. RIP.
Such a beautiful documentary
Beautiful creatures. I'm glad there are people looking out for them.
That silverback story was upsetting. He should of left them on that island and brought more later on the island and let them live there where they were happy. They were just an experiment. So sad he didn’t protect them but played with there lives. He could have protected them💯
Makes me mad
He did wha the thought was right and did so much for them. Im sue he would of id he could of made it work. sorry it didnt work out
Idk if these men will ever see this but, the keepers of the elephants, I LOVE YOU, GOD BLESS YOU, AND THANK YOU. YOUR SOULS ARE PRECIOUS AND BEAUTIFUL AND YOU FOR SURE HAVE A PLACE IN HEAVEN WHEN THE TIME COMES. I JUST KNOW IT. VERY FEW HUMANS ARE AS LOVING AND KIND. HUGS TO YOU ALWAYS
Wonderful segment. Thank you
I'm so glad I got to hear this man's story
What a worthy cause, and a worthwhile life, and life's mission...
Damien has his heart in right place, hopefully we’ll learn a better way before it’s too late
I only like 60 Minutes when they allow us to comment rather than shutting us out on controversial topics.
Isn’t that right ? This is exactly what happens with everyone who has a program and talks about this myth called “ free speech “
Yes agree with you. It's annoying when comments are turned off.
As I'm usually determined to comment on what I've watched, I share the post and have my say before posting it etc on Facebook etc.
I feel when it comes to preserving and protecting wild life, it's important for people to be able to express their opinions etc.
Notice he said the "tribes that USED to live there". Mel Gibson's "apacalypto" is a slept on gem.
Wow what a profound story. Thanks for sharing and RIP Alan🙏
Wonderful Dcumentary !
🎧 🎯 ☕️
ok, this man can say whatever he wants at the end of the movie, but it was so obvious that these pampered gorillas couldn't survive meeting their wild congeners. In fact, this man, whom his gorillas so tenderly met and did not want to let go of their embrace, doomed them to certain death.
As soon as I saw the bridge, it was obvious to me what was going to happen.
Thank you for the video's of the animals just spectacular.
Thank you 60 Minutes.
Thank you.
Once you have domesticated a wild animal and given it a home, then the animal is not wild anymore. The best thing to do is give them more space at home.
Greedy Brazilian and American fat business people will wipe out these beautiful creations of Mother Nature and convert every inch of forest to cities like New York with concrete steel tarred roads and teaming with greedy stinking humans.
You can look after them for awhile without befriending them. Then they can go back to the wild.
I disagree, they still have wild insticts and can attack. we are getting eaten everyday here in kenya
@virginiawanjiku5106 I was referring to the animals ability to survive in the wild. Of course they can always turn on people and attack.
Camera crew: shines giant artificial spotlight right into the jaguar’s eyes
Host: This jaguar seems confused or sleepy?
60 mins you guys are the best 👑🏆🥇😎🚬
THANK YOU
So sad that 5 died! He should not have finished the bridge! These animals weren't born into the wild so he shouldn't have let them go back into it!
So sad what was he really expecting to happen with an apex predator and he never taught them how to fight. 💀💯
Agree.😢 Why complete the bridge? How did their deaths benefit their future generations of this troup? The family of gorillas was living in the wild, happy healthy lives, not in a zoo. They could have continued on safely evolving on their side of the river, similar to the famously dramatic evolutionary story of how a troup of Banobo chimpanzees were separated by a great earthquake hundreds (possibly over a thousand) of years ago that created an enormous cravas that separated them. Ultimately the two groups evolved culturally quite differently.
Too bad he should have given to the zoo. And God bless them beautiful Gorillaz.rest in peace gorillaz.❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😊
Truly amazing big cats.
My favorite. They're amazing animals living in the harshest environments on the planet. Jaguars can do it all.
I would really appreciate closed captioning.
There is. Upper right screen, click on "cc."
Thank you very kindly
There is a great migration closer to home. In Canada the great Caribou migrations are just as shocking and the distances are larger than the ones in Africa.
Beautiful stories, thanks
Jaguars can still be found in extreme southern New Mexico and Arizona and possibly still southern California and Texas. they used to be found in Nevada coastal California as far north as Monterey Bay. Also throughout much of the Southeast. They are very adaptable to differing environments, but not as much so as the Cougar.
Jaguars do show up in southern Arizona occasionally.
They do! And I hope they continue to reclaim those northern reaches of their ancestral territory.
UAU que maravilha de vídeo, esse para mim é o animal mais lindo mais imponente mais carismático de todos os animais que já vi,💖🤩😍😸😸🇵🇹
Thanks
Ooh,..!!! that's so blasted heartbreaking..!!....
23.08 RIP lil one 💔😭
I’m so sad he passed away, it was on my birthday. RIP Alan.
I LOVED THE JAGUAR STORY. THANK YOU!
I have a stutter too- you don’t see a lot of us on tv. Glad I’m not alone
Although extremely rare a few jaguars have been sighted in Southern Arizona.
Nice story. Thank you!
This story touched me deeply tears of joy
Brilliant that old mythology still helps jaguars survive
Abandoning the captive Gorilla family in the wild is like abandoning their owner alone in the projects.
Exactly right!! I was looking for a good metaphor and you got it!!!
Good analogy!!!
@@beckykent6674 yeah that!! 😁
That one jaguar in the beginning looking like Hulk they claim is a female, they are wild for that! hahahahahah.
I love these shows but I usually cry. We have it all wrong.
I don’t believe that man who put the gorillas back in the wild knows what he’s doing
REST IN PEACE, Alan.
Thank you.
The domesticated gorillas were happy at their home back in England. It is a shame that he sent them away. I would never do that to any of my animals.
This was great to see that there is some good in this World we live in!
Aspinall has noble intentions, but like many rich people he's not especially grounded in reality. The gorillas paid the price ultimately, and he didn't learn a damn thing. No, he wants to do it again! WTH? 😡
Wild animals are the best
I know you said jaguars don’t exist in the US anymore, but actually a handful still are found in northern Mexican states and, naturally, southern Arizona & New Mexico. A lone male dubbed ‘El Jefe’ has been spotted several times, both on cameras and by observers. Unfortunately for them, and so many other large animals, the border wall has really prevented the maintenance & growth of their home range. This includes jaguars plus the Mexican black bear subspecies, the rare Mexican wolf, Sonoran pronghorn, desert bighorn sheep, pumas, jaguarundi, ocelot, bobcat, mule deer & white-tailed deer Mexican subspecies, and so many more.
This originally aired in 2011. So maybe that hadn't been spotted yet around that way.
Rip Alan that made me tear up what a good man
All wildlife animals travels great distances. Now they are stuck in small little areas. And you call that what?
In every Zoo I've ever visited that had a Jaguar, when I approached its cage, they would always stare back at me, as if to say, "what are you looking at? I always felt sorry for it and invariably wished they could re-release them into the wild.
Jaguar's are like the stealth fighter jets. They see you before you see them.
Is there some sort of foundation or something in Alex's name that that we can contribute to help protect the Jaguars??????
Wishing you well blessed man and a Ondaatje and wonderful heart
God rest his wonderful soul!! May everything he worked for his entire life become even more then when he departed. Thank You Allen!!
Yes that's a beautiful animal and powerful.
I could never own ivory, and I'm not stupid enough to smoke cig-regrets, but if I did, I would not have a gorilla hand as an ash-tray!!
🦍 🦒 🐘
We lost a good person with a good ❤ to an awful disease.
What disease?
Yes
Love it!
Now that I think about it... Videos, pictures, live.... I don't think I've never seen a Jaguar in the water....
Stunning..!
Jaguars are literally the strongest of the big cats & have the most powerful bite force of any of the big cats. Even though leopards are unbelievably strong they can't compare to jaguars in terms of skill & strength. Jaguars also hunt in water & can dive in order to catch fish & the caiman (a relative of alligators).
Nothing can compare to seeing a wild Jaguar. They are incredibly beautiful creatures.
@17:50 So the keepers can't have a family?
Some dodo brought a mated pair of jaguars to South Carolina. Long story short, they got out and live in the Francis Marion Forest.
They have been very successful reproducing. The sky is not falling.
A jaguar is going to jaguar after all.....
So cool...
I miss this man.
I have been fascinated by this documentary and I've also been sobbing since seeing the orphanage because the killing of adult elephants is now legal! It's the same thing that are precious orangutan orphanages because their Mothers are killed by poachers and it's not getting any better 😢😢
What a Way to tell me that Alan passed away in 2018, after feeling so connected to him when he talked about his past with the Jaguar in admiration. Rip
Yeah we like to know 🙏❤️🇰🇭🇯🇵🇫🇷 and see everyone happy and healthy have food 🍱
I talked to the black jaguar and her baby in Brooklyn’s Prospect
Park before she was moved to Bronx zoo.